The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-07

speti Sprdsy with bic sisieu ii Thea
home 10 iha village
The Miss~ Ella and Belle smiib
vho hsvs b~es vissiisg t,enas IN Schpy
ierrilis. n. u. bare retained bone
--Eawna Roberts 10 occupying III
Igoberss homestead sos The sumner. ais
ki. cot n. D. Bobcris and family 0. New
Yosk
The Misses Holllsier held . private
oelehn.icn 90 The evening Of the fourth
AID essertsiaed very pleasant company
., their home 10 the north part Of The
,own.
The ionrsh passed Of rery quietly,
snd bal for the snail boys Of Manchester
Centre, ihis glorious dsr, which Was once
asherrd 10 With 70 much pom and par
sdo. would have passed upno,iced.
~. Payne, isseler. has changed his
mind about going west and will lecsle 10
North Bennington. 10 Sarls@'s 'lrni
iue shop. where be will be pleased
20 do work for bis old customers as well
as new ones
--Unlil further notice The second service
al Zion church will be held IN the evening
instead Of p. m. 90 Sundays rs hereto
fore The Rev. Mr. Flanders has made
sn arrangement 10 bold service 10 East
D0rse, at . p. m. Of each Sunday aud
hence The change.
Hon. James Martin. q former resident
OF Landgrove and prominent citizen OF
this county, died Ia South Londonderry
last week. He represented Lsndsrove In
the Legislature two terms and this county
10 the state senate one term. He was the
father Of Hoo. ]. L. Martin Of Brttleboro
and j. O. Martin Of this village.
The Manchester Centre Cornet Band
vill have lawn party on the grounds Of
II. 3. Sykes on "Wednesday evening. July
18th. Music. P.rker's Quadrille Band,
Eve pieces. Refreshments will be served
on the grounds Admission 10 grounds
10 cents. A general invitation is extended.
The band will give 4 concert from $ till 3
when dancing commences.
The ladies Of the Baptist aid society, |
have been making semi-monthly |
iisits among their friends during the past
liz months, came home last Thursday
afternoon and enjoyed social reunion 1t
he church parlor. which is very m uch
by its new dress. Although |
hey have had some delightful visits, they
ind the best part OF going away is getting
ZONE again. aud they will be glad to see
heir friends every other Thursday after
loon.
The Idle Hour Company that will
ppear at Estabrook's Opera House Satur-
lay evening. in Steele MsoKaye's great
,lsy. Won at Last, is from New York and
ts members belong to the best theatrical
companies in the country, and will return
0 their several companies when the city
eason begins in September. This is their
ourth season out rs summer company.
hey are now ut home in New York city,
for the Summer trip, and will
each here Friday, the Sth. Be sure and
90 them Saturday evening. Seats now on
ale at Estabrooks.
AT a recent meeting OF Adoniram
lodge the following resolutions Of respect
'ere unanimously adopted:
The solemn notes that betoken the dis
llution Of this earthly tabernacle have
gain alarmed our outer door and the
pirit OF our esteemed Brother P. II. KEEL
" has been summoned to that undis
oyered country. from whose bourne no
raveler returns" therefore.
Resoired, that 10 the death ofour Brother
.elley another link, in our fraternal chain
a. been severed and masonry has lost q
blower who, through all the vicissitudes
/ his long aud faithful masonic career
as ever Jealous for the promotion aud
elfare OF the institution.
Resolred, That Adoniram Lodge has lost
genial friend. loyal and Jealous mem
er. true and earnest craftsman, whose
lasonic duties. both within and without
10 lodge. were ever performed with
,nscientious regard for the true interests
the craft.
Resoleed, That in token OF respect TO his
emory the lodge room be draped for I
,irty days, and that . copy Of these reso- .
itions be printed in the Manchester jour 7,
al. and be spread upon the records Of the
,dge. and copy be forwarded to his
ereaved family.
Edw. G. BURR,
JONI II. wnIrrLr. Com.
J.Mrs = RIACK III